Edward Newman

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But their confidence had vanished, they brooded in heavy-hearted distress; for what they had to face, they felt it in their bones, was neither the attack of a single enemy nor a single stroke of Fate. It was an earthquake, one of those great upheavals of concentrated, fathomless, worldwide stupidity. Pitted against such an elemental force, the strength and wisdom of the individual was useless.
The Oppermanns (McNally Editions)
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